• Introduction and Objectives
• Intake
• Location
• Paternity Establishment
• Support Establishment
• Support Collection
• Support Enforcement
• Interstate
• Cost of Living Adjustment

Enforcement through Court Enforcement

• Money Judgment
• Cash Deposits
• License Suspension
• Jail (up to six months)
• Probation
• Rehabilitative Program

Rehabilitative Program

What Happens?

If the children are receiving temporary assistance, the court orders the NCP to participate in a rehabilitative program that may include a work preparation and skill program, a non-residential alcohol and substance abuse program, or an educational program.

Why it Happens?

If the court establishes that the NCP failed to pay child support willfully or involuntarily, the judge may require the NCP to participate in a rehabilitative program.